Three Triangles, Two Sharing a Single Base
Pencil triangles with an accompanying block of notes
A pencil sheet with a large triangle whose apex rises at the top, crossed by an interior line, and a smaller triangle set against its right side; the editor reads three triangles here, two of them standing on one common base. Diagram letters a, b, c and d, e, f mark the vertices. A block of mirror-script appears down the upper left of the sheet beside the figures; it is not part of the transcription, so further untranscribed text appears to be present.
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Three triangles on a common base
Three triangles are drawn, two of which share a single base line. Their vertices are lettered a - b c and d - e f, tying the construction of the second figure to the first.
Untranscribed accompanying notes
What appear to be lines of mirror-writing run down the upper left of the page beside the figures. Their wording is not given in the transcription and is not read here.